Whale watching

This whale-watching outing takes you out to see humpback whales in their natural environment. The whales visit the area during the season from December to March, when they come to reproduce and have their young, so the tour is only relevant in those months.

The operator says it is careful to protect the whales and watches them from a safe distance, for the animals as well as for the people on board. The itinerary lists a single stop of 120 minutes dedicated to watching the whales, and the listing describes the chance to see the animals put on impressive displays.

There is little more detail in the listing: no route, boat type or departure time is given. Ask about those points when you book, and remember that wildlife sightings depend on the animals themselves.

The outing is suitable for all fitness levels, service animals are allowed, and infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap. Public transportation options are available nearby.

A lifejacket is included. Breakfast is not, so eat beforehand or ask whether food can be brought on board. No meeting point is listed in the available information, so confirm where to check in when you reserve.